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Trump Stumps In Bullhead City, Arizona, Rallying For Andy Biggs And GOP Candidates
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Trump campaigned in Bullhead City to back Andy Biggs and other GOP candidates The rally took place at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport in Mohave County
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Bullhead City Rally
President Donald Trump visited Bullhead City, Arizona, for a Republican campaign event at Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, as he rallied for U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs and other GOP candidates less than three weeks before the midterm election.
Trump spoke after Air Force One traveled from Las Vegas to Bullhead City for the president's remarks, and the rally featured Biggs delivering remarks prior to Trump's arrival.
The Arizona Daily Star reported that Biggs told supporters, "We’ve got to get our ballots in early," and Biggs said, "That is exactly what President Trump used in 2024 to make it too big to rig, to win this state."
The Arizona Daily Star also reported that Biggs and his running mate, lieutenant governor nominee Sine Kerr, were joined onstage by secretary of state nominee Alex Kolodin, and the event drew thousands of supporters beside the runway at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport.
Election Claims and Hobbs
President Donald Trump revived false election fraud claims in Arizona while campaigning for Biggs, accusing Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs of helping rig the state’s 2022 gubernatorial election as he sought to boost the Republican nominee.
Trump told supporters, “She won that election…The damn machines were broken in Republican areas. They were broken purposely, and you couldn’t vote and Katie Hobbs had a lot to do with it,” during his Bullhead City remarks.
MS NOW reported that investigations and court rulings found no evidence that malfunctions were intentionally orchestrated to suppress Republican votes or that they changed the election’s outcome.
The Times of India reported that Trump warned voters Democrats will "destroy" America and said, “They’ll destroy our country.”
Promises, Credits, and Stakes
Trump used his Bullhead City speech to pitch a $5,000 payment if voters elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on Nov. 3, and he told the crowd, “If you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate November 3rd, you’re gonna get $5,000.”
“If you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate November 3rd, you’re gonna get $5,000.”
The Arizona Republic reported that Trump began speaking about 1:30 p.m. and wrapped up at about 3 p.m. Arizona time, and it said he spoke for roughly an hour and forty-five minutes.
KTAR News 92.3 FM reported that Trump said, “I imposed a 50% tariff on foreign copper,” and it quoted him saying, “And as a result, Arizona’s historic copper corridor is roaring back to health.”
KTAR News 92.3 FM also reported that Trump accused Hobbs of “the bidding of the cartels,” saying, “Your Governor, Katie Hobbs, does the bidding of the cartels. People say she’s paid off by the cartels.”